Gregor Riegler
Gregor Riegler
Thank you @soulpatch I don't know why. I think there must be some signature in the exe that is marked as trojanic. However, I don't know of any trojanic code...
**Option 1**: Create a universal the fuck rule that understands our say.Fix syntax, and make sure our say.Fix syntax is consistent and parsable **Option 2**: Create a thefuck rule for...
> when we’re making coordinated changes to a REST endpoint and its consumer. How do? Consumer Driven Contracts and Parallel Change come to mind. That keeps em independently deployable. Or...
> I am interested in having this future. Right now I default to only use timer.mob.sh or similar service when working across multiple repos. > > > mob is very...
We do have this feature where we keep track of who is probably next. And we display it. It's not always correct, but after a full rotation it is. As...
When you say rebase, what branch do you rebase on what other branch, and for what reason? Do you rebase the mob on the base branch? We had the command...
> How are mob next commits identified? Something in the commit message or perhaps a reliable mechanism? It identifies next commits by comparing the commit message here: https://github.com/remotemobprogramming/mob/blob/4ac1d3e059ab603bf2464e51934da516e493bb8c/configuration/configuration.go#L65 `c.WipCommitMessage` is...
I agree with everything but using an existing `MOB_TIMER` setting on `mob start notanumber`. When somebody write `notanumber` as a command I assume they tried to use this number, but...
Hi @LifeofMichal, I'm sorry this happened to you. I hope you didn't loose too much changes. Did you try recovering it via reflog? Also, your feedback to @hollesse question would...
@BryanColle so what changed in husky between said versions? to me it looks like the hint is in the error, which is not generated by mob.sh, nor git. I think...